Nocturnal Amazon Discovery

Unveil the Secrets of the Night

- Start point: Leticia
- Night Hike: 6:00 PM at Agape, 1.5 to 2 hours

- Highlights: Tarantula, Snake, Frog, Owl, Nocturnal Monkey Sightings, Luminous Fungi (during full moon), Path of Spirits
- Return: Departure from Km10 at 8:30 AM, Vehicle Pickup
- Note: All activities are subject to jungle conditions; no animals are in captivity.
Experience the Amazon like never before as day transitions into the mysteries of the night. Your journey begins in Leticia, where you'll embark on a nocturnal adventure that unveils the hidden wonders of the rainforest after dark.
Nocturnal Hike at Agape:
As the sun sets, the rainforest awakens with a symphony of sounds and the promise of captivating encounters. Led by experienced guides, your night hike at Agape Nature Reserve takes you deep into the heart of the jungle. Explore for an hour and a half to two hours, as you keep an eye out for the elusive and enchanting creatures that emerge in the darkness.
Wildlife and Natural Wonders:
- Tarantulas and Snakes: Witness the mesmerizing beauty of tarantulas and snakes as they venture out under the cover of night.
- Frogs and Owls: Encounter the vibrant world of frogs and owls, their calls adding an eerie charm to the atmosphere.
- Nocturnal Monkeys: Marvel at the sight of monkeys that come alive in the night, leaping through the trees with an ethereal grace.
- Luminous Fungi: If a full moon graces the night, witness the enchanting glow of luminous fungi, casting an otherworldly light.
Path of Spirits:
Immerse yourself in the ethereal ambiance of the jungle on the Path of Spirits. Traverse the trail that leads you through the heart of the rainforest under the watchful gaze of the moon and stars.
Return and Departure:
At 8:30 AM, depart from Km10 and return from your nocturnal adventure. If the jungle permits, enjoy a vehicle pickup to ensure your comfort and convenience.
 
Note on Ethical Practices:
Respecting the Amazon's inhabitants and their natural habitat is paramount. No animals are held in captivity; all interactions are in their wild and natural settings.